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By RaedAroua, history, 5 months ago, In English

Hi everyone,

A friend of mine built Solvedge and I've been using it for a while. It does something I haven't seen elsewhere — instead of just showing stats, it actually tells you what to work on next.

Sharing it here because I think it's genuinely useful and he's looking for feedback from users.

What it shows

  • Solve rate per tag — across every problem you've attempted, broken down by tag.
  • Blind spots — tags where your accuracy is significantly below your overall average. Usually what's holding rating back.
  • Personalized recommendations — problems at your level, biased toward your weak tags. Each one comes with a reason ("you're 33% on fft, this one is rated 1900").
  • Streaks — current + all-time longest consecutive solving days.
  • Submission heatmap + contest history.
  • Head-to-head VS mode (new) — paste two handles and it shows who wins on rating, solved count, peak streak, and per-tag mastery. Settles arguments fast.

Try it

Solo: solvedgedev.netlify.app/?handle=tourist Duel: solvedgedev.netlify.app/compare?a=tourist&b=Errichto

No signup, no ads, no premium tier. Paste your handle and you're in.

You can also generate a shareable card of your stats from the share button:

Feedback the author wants

  1. Are the "blind spot" rankings actually useful at your level, or do they feel random?
  2. Anything missing that would make you check this daily?
  3. Bugs, wrong data, weird edge cases — please report in the comments.

Give it a try and tear it apart. He'll be reading.

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Is there a way to check average rating on recent solved questions, of a single tag? (ex: ~1400 rating on Binary Search problems in the last month)

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    thanks for the suggestion, check new update , the new Tag Levels section has a window selector (7d / 30d / 90d / All). Pick 30d and the "recent" column shows the average rating of your last-month solves per tag

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maybe instead of simply checking whether the user has solved the problem or not, you could also take into account the number of wrong submissions it took before the problem finally got solved and include that factor also whilst ranking the weak spots.

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WOWW

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The recommendation system has an issue where it tries to promote *special tagged problems, (for not many being solved), but this is not necessarily a type of tag that needs promoting. my recommended problems contain many *special, which is nice for promoting IOI-like problems however it isn't a tag that should be promoted

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Without even using the website I can see that exotic topics that usually only appear in very hard problems are being recommended to you, no specialist or expert needs to know FFT, flows, or 2sat

Practice websites like this don't work because issues like this always occur